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Add a section for qB 4.3.x
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[[[https://i.imgur.com/AHxynWj.png|width=250px]]](https://https://i.imgur.com/AHxynWj.png)
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## Usenet download misses import
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Sonarr only looks at the 30 most recent downloads in sabnzbd and nzbget, so if you *keep* your history this means that during large queues with import issues, downloads can be silently missed and not imported. The best way to avoid that is to keep your history clear, so that any items that still appear need investigating. You can achieve this by enabling Remove under Completed and Failed Download Handler. In nzbget, this will move items to the *hidden* history which is great. Unfortunately, sabnzbd does not have a similar feature. The best you can achieve there is to use the nzb backup folder.
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Sonarr only looks at the 30 most recent downloads in sabnzbd and nzbget, so if you *keep* your history this means that during large queues with import issues, downloads can be silently missed and not imported. The best way to avoid that is to keep your history clear, so that any items that still appear need investigating. You can achieve this by enabling Remove under Completed and Failed Download Handler. In nzbget, this will move items to the *hidden* history which is great. Unfortunately, sabnzbd does not have a similar feature. The best you can achieve there is to use the nzb backup folder.
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## qBittorrent 4.3.x
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This version of qB changed how torrent folder and torrent name relate, previous to this the folder was named after the torrent. Starting in this version, the torrent folder name can be different. There is a [pull request](https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/pull/3346) working on solving this, but in the mean time the simplest solution is to stick with 4.2.5 for now. Existing torrents can be fixed by renaming the folder to the name of the torrent.
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